IP-COM G3210P User manual

 Copyright Statement

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Copyright Statement

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changes to the products described in this document without obligation to notify any person

or organization of such revisions or changes. IP-COM does not assume any liability that

may occur due to the use or application of the product or circuit layout(s) described herein.

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Preface

Thank you for choosing IP-COM! Reading this manual will be helpful for you to configure

this device.

Convention

If not specifically indicated, the switch, this product, or this device mentioned in this Install

Guide stands for IP-COM 8GE+2SFP Managed PoE Switch G3210P.

Symbols in this Install Guide:

Symbol

Meaning

Note

Ignoring this type of note may result in a malfunction or

damage to this device.

Tip

This format is used to highlight a procedure that will save

time or resources.

Overview of this Install Guide

Chapter

Description

Chapter I Product

Overview

Introduction to this switch’s package contents, physical

appearance and features

Chapter II Installation

Introduction to this switch’s installation considerations and

installation procedures

Chapter III Device

Management

Introduction

Introduction to how to manage the switch via Web manager

and fundamental operations about Web manager

Chapter IV Advanced

Settings

Introduction to how to configure functions of the switch

Chapter V Appendix

Introduction to technical specifications, default settings and

safety statement of the switch

Technical Support

Website: http://www.wirelessnetworkproducts.com

Tel: 1.631.588.3877

Email: techs@hdcom.com

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Contents

Copyright Statement ...................................................................................................................... i

Disclaimer ........................................................................................................................................ i

Preface ............................................................................................................................................. ii

Convention.......................................................................................................................................... ii

Overview of this Install Guide .......................................................................................................... ii

Technical Support .............................................................................................................................. ii

Contents ......................................................................................................................................... iii

Product Overview .......................................................................................................................... 1

Package Contents ............................................................................................................................. 2

Physical Appearance ........................................................................................................................ 2

Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 6

1 Installation Considerations ............................................................................................................ 7

2 Tools ................................................................................................................................................. 8

3 Installation ....................................................................................................................................... 8

4 Connect to Protective Grounding Cable ................................................................................... 10

5 Connect to Power Supply............................................................................................................ 11

6 Cable Connection ......................................................................................................................... 11

7 Power up the Device .................................................................................................................... 14

Device Management Introduction ............................................................................................. 15

1 Web Administration ...................................................................................................................... 16

2 Web Login ..................................................................................................................................... 16

3 Web Logout ................................................................................................................................... 18

4 Layout of Web Browser-Accessible Administrator Page ........................................................ 18

5 Commonly Used Elements on Web Browser-Accessible Administrator Page .................... 19

Advanced Settings ...................................................................................................................... 21

Administration .................................................................................................................................. 22

Port Management ............................................................................................................................ 31

VLAN Management ......................................................................................................................... 43

PoE Management ............................................................................................................................ 62

Time Range Management .............................................................................................................. 64

Device Management ....................................................................................................................... 66

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QoS .................................................................................................................................................... 97

Security ........................................................................................................................................... 108

Maintenance ................................................................................................................................... 113

Logout ............................................................................................................................................. 119

Save Configurations ...................................................................................................................... 121

Appendix ..................................................................................................................................... 124

FAQs ................................................................................................................................................ 125

Technical Specifications ............................................................................................................... 125

Default Settings .............................................................................................................................. 129

Safety and Emission Statement .................................................................................................. 133

Product Overview

Package Contents

Physical Appearance

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Package Contents

Open the package and verify the following items:

 Switch (1)

 Power Cord (1)

 L-shaped Bracket (2)

 Screw (6)

 Footpad (4)

 Install Guide (1)

If any item is missing or damaged, contact the place of purchase immediately.

Physical Appearance

1 Front Panel

The following parts are located on the front panel shown as below.

 Reset Button

With the switch powered on, pressing the Reset button for at least 5 seconds and then

releasing it, restores the switch to factory default settings. The switch will reboot

automatically after reset and this process takes about 45 seconds.

While rebooting, the following will occur: All LEDs light upSYS LED is offAll LEDs are

off except the Power LEDSYS is on and blinking.

 LEDs

The following table describes the LED designations：

LED

Status

Description

Power

Solid

Proper connection to power supply

Off

Improper connection to power supply or malfunction

occurs.

SYS

Blinking

The system is functioning properly.

Solid

The system is functioning improperly.

Off

The system is still rebooting.

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Link/Act

Solid

A valid link is established on the corresponding RJ45 port.

Blinking

Data transmission is occurring on the corresponding RJ45

port.

Off

No link is established on the corresponding RJ45 port.

PoE/Status

Solid

The PoE powered device (PD) is connected on the

corresponding RJ45 port and the port is supplying power

successfully.

Off

No PoE powered device (PD) connected.

SFP1&SFP2

Solid

A valid link is established or data transmission on the

corresponding SFP port.

Off

No link is established on the corresponding SFP port.

 RJ45 Ports

This switch comes with eight 10/100/1000Mbps auto-negotiation RJ45 ports. Each port

has a corresponding Link/Act LED. Speeds and corresponding working modes of all RJ45

ports are described in the following table.

Speed

Working Mode

10Mbps (auto-negotiation)

Half/Full duplex auto-negotiation

100Mbps (auto-negotiation)

Half/Full duplex auto-negotiation

1000Mbps (auto-negotiation)

Full duplex auto-negotiation

All RJ45 ports are PoE-capable, and can connect up to eight IEEE 802.3af-compliant PDs

(15.4W for each) or four IEEE 802.3at-compliant PDs (30W for each).

Tip:

As pair 1/2 and pair 3/6 are applying PoE power, it is advisable to use CAT 5 or higher

UTP/STP cables. Note that Ethernet specifications limit the cable length between the

switch and the attached device to 100 m (328 feet).

 SFP Ports

This switch comes with two 1000Mbps SFP fiber ports, accommodating a standard SFP

fiber module.

SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable）is a compact, hot-pluggable transceiver mainly used

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for implementing the switchover between fiber and electricity signals, including fiber rate

control, modulation sending, signal detection, IV transformation and amplifier limiting

judgment regeneration.

An optical fiber connector terminates the end of an optical fiber. The optical fiber

connector (known as union), an indispensable passive device in optical fiber

communication, is mainly used for detachable optical fiber connection, which is not only

convenient for commissioning test and maintenance of the optical fiber system, but makes

this system’s switch-over and scheduling more flexible.

G3210P only supports LC optical fiber connector as shown below:

Tip:

The optical fiber module or photoelectric converter is not included in the package and you

need to prepare it by yourself.

2 Back Panel

The following parts are located on the back panel as shown below:

 Power ON/OFF

Used for controlling power supply of this device.

 Grounding Terminal

Used for connecting the protective grounding cable for inductive lightning protection. As

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for the method of connecting protective grounding cable, please refer to Connect to

Protective Grounding Cable.

 Power Socket

Used for connecting the included power cord for power supply.

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Installation

Installation Considerations

Tools

Installation

Connect to Protective Grounding Cable

Connect to Power Supply

Cable Connection

Power Up the Device

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1 Installation Considerations

To avoid any equipment damage or bodily injury caused by improper use, read the

following safety recommendations before installing the switch. Note that the

recommendations do not cover every possible hazardous condition.

 Safety Caution

 Do wear anti-static wrist straps and disable the power supply of this device while

installing this device

 Use the included power cord for power supply

 Ensure operating power supply accords with rated input standard

 Ensure ventilation holes of the switch are in good condition

 Do not open or remove the housing of the switch

 Do disconnect power supply while cleaning the switch and do not use any liquid to

clean the switch

 It's suggested to ground the switch to avoid strong inductive lightning. Keep the

switch away from power lines, electric lights, strong power grids, or anywhere the

power grid with strong current is reachable, all for better performance.

Note:

There is an IP-COM seal on one of the screws. You should keep the seal unbroken before

the technical staff maintains your switch. You should not open the housing of the device

unless you get the local reseller’s permission, or you have the technical capabilities and

are responsible for the results that occur because of unpermitted operation.

 Site Requirements

1. Temperature & Humidity

Environment

Temperature

Humidity

Operating

-10ºC ~ 45ºC

10% ~ 90%RH (non-condensing)

Storage

-40℃ ~ 70℃

5%~90% RH (non-condensing)

2. Cleanliness Requirements

In case that static electricity affects this device’s normal operation, please observe the

following guidelines:

 Keep indoor environments clean and dust the switch regularly

 Keep the switch well-grounded for electrostatic transferring

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3．Inductive Lightning Protection

In case a strong current does damage to the switch due to inductive lightning, verify that:

 Power socket, rack, work bench and the grounding terminal of the switch are

well-grounded

 The switch is cabled properly. When the switch is cabled outdoors, it is advisable to

use it along with the signal lightning arrester

4. Installation Site Requirements

Whether you install the switch in a rack or on a flat work bench, please verify:

 The rack or work bench is stable and sturdy

 The switch should be clean and well-ventilated. There is at least 10 centimeters free

on all sides for cooling

 No articles, especially heavy articles, are placed on the switch

 There is more than 1.5 centimeters vertical distance free between devices that stack

up.

2 Tools

Before installing the switch, prepare the following tools:

Antistatic Gloves Phillips Screwdriver Ethernet Cable

3 Installation

The switch can be installed either in a rack or on a desktop, whatever suits your needs

best.

A. Mount the switch in a rack

With the included L-shaped brackets and screws you can install it in a 19-inch standard

rack.

Step 1: Make sure the rack is well-earthed and stable

Step 2: Attach the included mounting brackets to the two sides of the switch with the

included screws

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Step 3: Insert screws through each bracket and into the rack to securely fix the switch

onto the rack.

B. Mount the switch on a desktop

Without a 19-inch standard rack you can install the switch on a desktop.

Step 1: Place the switch bottom up on a flat desktop

Step 2: Attach four footpads to the corresponding circular grooves on the bottom of the

switch

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Step 3: Place the switch face up on the desktop.

4 Connect to Protective Grounding

Cable

Proper connection of protective grounding cable is not only important for inductive

lightning protection and anti-interference, but for your own personal safety. Please select

the most suitable method to connect protective grounding cable according to your

installation environment.

A. With grounding bar

Step 1: Connect one end of the protective grounding cable to the binding post on the

grounding bar.

Step 2: Connect the other end of the protective grounding cable to the grounding terminal

and fix the screws.

B. Without grounding bar

With soft grounds nearby capable of direct burial of the grounding bar, follow the steps

below:

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Step 1: Bury an angle iron or steel pipe (≥0.5m) into the ground;

Step 2: Weld one end of the protective grounding cable to the angle iron or steel pipe and

embalm the welding point;

Step 3: Connect the other end of the protective grounding cable to the grounding terminal.

If not allowed to bury the grounding bar, you can connect it to ground through the

three-core PE cable of the AC power socket on the precondition that the PE cable in the

switchgear room, or beside the AC power supply transformer, is well-grounded.

5 Connect to Power Supply

Please use the included power cord for power supply.

6 Cable Connection

 Connect to RJ45 Ports

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Connect the switch to remote Ethernet devices with Ethernet cables.

Tip:

All RJ45 ports of the switch are Auto MDI/MDIX-capable, which allows you to attach

devices using twisted-pair Category 5 (or higher), either straight-through or crossover,

cables.

 Connect to SFP Fiber Ports

Step 1: Insert the SFP module into the SFP module bay.

Step 2: Insert the LC optical fiber connector of the fiber into the SFP module.

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 Connect to PDs

The PoE power supply feature on all RJ45 ports is enabled by default. You can connect

IEEE 802.3at-/802.3af-compliant APs, IP telephones, IP cameras or other powered

devices to the switch.

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Tip:

The PoE power supply mode is dynamic, i.e. the switch accommodates power supply for

powered devices automatically.

7 Power up the Device

Check the device thoroughly before powering up the device.

7.1 Check the Device

Before applying power supply, perform the following:

 The operating power supply should accord with rated input standard

 The power cord and grounding cable is correctly connected

 All cable connections (RJ45 ports, SFP ports) are correct

 If cabling outside, ensure the Ethernet port lightning arrester and AC power source

lightning arrester are connected

7.2 Power up the Device

Step 1: Turn on the power switch (Power ON/OFF) on the back panel to power up the

switch.

Step 2: After being powered on, the switch will be initialized automatically. Please ensure

that following will occur to the LEDs one by one:

 All LEDs (Power, SYS, PoE/Status, Link/Act, SFP1, SFP2) will light up for

self-checking.

 SYS LED is off.

 All LEDs are off except the Power LED.

 After restart, the Power LED lights up, SYS LED is blinking, corresponding Link/Act

LED or SFP1/SFP2 LED is on or blinking and corresponding PoE/Status LED lights

up.

Device Management

Introduction

Web Administration

Web Login

Web Logout

Layout of Web Browser-Accessible Administrator Page

Commonly Used Elements on Web Browser-Accessible

Administrator Page

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